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Volume 5 - Issue 12 - December 2005

Email Discussion Group: December Round-Up
05/01/2008
New Questions: Placing Sheaths What about placement of femoral venous and/or arterial sheaths for EP catheters? Also, if non-MDs are placing sheaths, what are their qualifications, and are there protocols for credentialing, etc.? Esther...
New Questions: Placing Sheaths What about placement of femoral venous and/or arterial sheaths for EP catheters? Also, if non-MDs are placing sheaths, what are their qualifications, and are there protocols for credentialing, etc.? Esther...
New Questions: Placing...
05/01/2008
EP Lab Digest

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Feature Interview
10-Minute Interview: Pediatric Electrophysiologists
05/01/2008
Peggy Strieper, DO, Director of Pacing and Electrophysiology, Sibley Heart Center, Cardiology, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Describe your medical background. Medical school: University of Osteopathic Medicine and Health Sciences in...
Peggy Strieper, DO, Director of Pacing and Electrophysiology, Sibley Heart Center, Cardiology, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Describe your medical background. Medical school: University of Osteopathic Medicine and Health Sciences in...
Peggy Strieper, DO, Director of...
05/01/2008
EP Lab Digest
Feature Interview
New Antimicrobial Silver Nanotechnology for Percutaneous Devices in the Cath Lab: Interview With Bruce Gibbins, PhD
05/01/2008
Describe the SilvaGard Antimicrobial Surface Treatment. How does it work? SilvaGard is a surface deposition technology that applies monodispersed silver nanoparticles to the surface of devices. The application involves a dipping process...
Describe the SilvaGard Antimicrobial Surface Treatment. How does it work? SilvaGard is a surface deposition technology that applies monodispersed silver nanoparticles to the surface of devices. The application involves a dipping process...
Describe the SilvaGard...
05/01/2008
EP Lab Digest

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Feature Story
Troubleshooter's Casebook: VT or SVT? How Does the ICD Know for Sure?
05/01/2008
A 150 bpm rate might be perfectly appropriate for a patient doing strenuous exercise. It would just be an exercise-induced sinus tachycardia. In fact, in such a patient, it would be a problem if the ventricular rate did not respond that way!...
A 150 bpm rate might be perfectly appropriate for a patient doing strenuous exercise. It would just be an exercise-induced sinus tachycardia. In fact, in such a patient, it would be a problem if the ventricular rate did not respond that way!...
A 150 bpm rate might be...
05/01/2008
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